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Old English Click Quiz
Can you guess what these Old English words mean? The modern words are the Old French words that replaced them when the Normans conquered England.
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Last updated: January 8, 2023
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Wanderstar
Wort
Lich
Adder
Sourstuff
Wight
Weasand
Wayfare
Wantsome
Britches
Bilewit
Overgive
Sooth
Yeartide
Leech
Athel
Corpse
Creature
Doctor
Innocent
Journey
Noble
Oesophagus
Oxygen
Pants
Planet
Plant
Poor
Reality
Season
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Venom
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2 Comments
IsleAuHaulte
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Level 89
Jan 9, 2023
Oxygen wasn't discovered until the late 18th Century so I had to google sourstuff and it seems to be a very modern word in a made up language and used in science fiction.
Dimby
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Level 78
Jan 9, 2023
True, it's not a literal translation for oxygen, but rather is associated with the acidic gases that form during fermentation if oxygen is present (hence, the "sour"). The term "sour-stuff" has a much, much longer history than modern science fiction. In fact, there are books from the 1800s and early 1900s on Old English that mention the term "sour-stuff". Anyway, while they didn't know oxygen existed, they knew something was making their wine go sour!
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